(John Charles Olamendy) Some days ago, I saw in the CSharpCorner community’s forum one question about how to access the Active Directory (AD) from Microsoft.NET. So, this article is intended to explain the architecture design of one application querying information to AD.

(Christian Wenz) In this first article of a three-part series, you’ll learn about the client-side controls that ship with Atlas. These behave very similar to ASP.NET web controls.

(Brian Mains) Localization and Globalization are key terms in web development these days. Companies are pushing their sites into global markets, creating a need to develop diverse web sites and client applications. This requires the developer of an application to plan appropriately in the design a

(Scott Mitchell) One of the benefits of using Source Code Control (SCC) software like SourceSafe, Perforce, Subversion, Vault, and others is that the software keeps a detailed history of all changes to the source code. With SCC, you can see how the code for a particular file has changed over time, a

(Deborah Kurata) The .NET 2.0 Framework now supports a new style of strongly typed collections called generics. This article demonstrates how to use generics in your .NET code.

(Rahul Saxena) In the programming field, .NET is the most successful development platform..Net Framework 2.0 is enough to satisfy for most of us. .NET Framework 3.0 came with many new and useable features. With .NET Framework 3.0, developers feel more easy when develops. In the new version of .NET,

(Brian Jimerson) The typical software development cycle follows a straightforward model: gather requirements, design the application, write the code, test the software, and deploy it. Once in a while, though, a new development project is incepted simply based on the platform to which the customer wa

(Scott Lysle) This is a short article addressing some of the basics of working with a TreeView control; the article will address dynamically adding TreeNodes to a TreeView control, searching the nodes to find and highlight a single node or a collection of nodes matching a search term against the Tre

(Scott Mitchell) Large Microsoft .NET Framework applications can contain hundreds or thousands of classes organized into different assemblies that constitute distinct layers in the application’s architecture. While most developers work exclusively with a particular section of the architecture, senio

(George Lawton) One of the key benefits of Ajax is the ability to precisely deliver data where it is needed to parts of the interface in order to reduce the overall bandwidth and server load. In other words, a page refresh occurs only on the part of the page where data is changing, and the rest of t